For the study, researchers from the Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services, USA, studied the health and symptoms of over 366 people who contracted COVID-19 between the months of April and December 2020, which was the time when COVID-19 first occurred. were at the peak, and new forms were also discovered. The same group of patients were analyzed and asked about their symptoms two months after testing positive.
It turned out that not only did 1/3 of patients report having 1-2 symptoms two months after testing negative, the most common lingering symptoms were difficulty breathing, loss of smell, muscle aches and pains, experiencing fatigue. Had been. These symptoms were also more commonly reported by people belonging to specific age groups and specific ethnicities:
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